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The Badger men's 200-meter freestyle relay team was fire on water Thursday as they competed in the 2004 NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships. The 200-meter team's finish propelled them into the consolation finals, where they raced to a first place finish with a time of 1:28.69.
Lady Icers sweep Buckeyes
I thought I was going to graduate in May. Sure, that meant 18 credits this semester, but I was prepared to buckle down and get the hell out. Then I went to see a dean.
The holiday season is poised to wrap us in its musty embrace. I've decided not to go home this year, and will instead spend a month repairing senior citizens' porches in British Columbia. Recent holiday celebrations have proven disastrous for the Holwerks, and there is no denying I am to blame.
Former Eagle Scout James Dale spoke at the Wisconsin Union Theater Monday night as part of the Wisconsin Union Directorate's Distinguished Lecture Series. Stressing the ideas of community and awareness, Dale drew on his own experiences of discrimination to express his desire for change.
Last week, in my continuing efforts to make Halloween parties not suck, we discussed the descendants of Screamin' Jay Hawkins like John Fogerty, Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie, the undead calypso of Rockapella and downright creepy music written by immensely popular creepy bands. Here are some suggestions for this week.
The Southeast Recreational Facility will feature five new plasma flat screen televisions in the cardio center by Friday.
Director Mike Figgis' new thriller, \Cold Creek Manor,"" offers audiences an intriguing premise laden with suspense but fails to deliver a truly bone-chilling movie despite a few commendable points.
As an attempt to address the grand issues of the loss of rural life and adaptation to modernization, \Red Betsy"" brings an emotional account of the generation gap to the big screen.
More students use the Southeast Recreational Facility for their fitness needs than the facility can handle, according to Dale Carruthers, director of the Division of Recreational Sports. For this reason the SERF is receiving its first addition since its completion in 1983 and students can expect to reap the benefits early this summer.
Over the past few months, I have heaped tons of criticism on the president for his decision to invade Iraq. And those criticisms stand. But this does not mean I think the President of the United States is always wrong.
A UW-Madison junior with a third-degree sexual assault conviction has decided to move out of a University Housing residence hall where he has resided since August, even though university officials said he is not a threat to community safety.
Wisconsin's swimming team is looking at the end of their regular season this weekend. Both the men and women's units, though, have nothing but momentum after stellar performances last weekend.
Well, in the spurt of UW's parking police, here to tow your car, since 1951. I am addressing the issue of American sport's heart being towed away by the bastard sport of NASCAR.
Kids these days just don't know anything. I base this statement solely on the one thing that should always unite a generation of children all across America: cartoons. And not cable cartoons, network cartoons. Children can grow up in different environments, with different circumstances, but they all watch the same cartoons. There is no good reason a child should get up at 7 a.m. on a Saturday except to sit down on the couch and vegetate for five straight hours.
Students do not have a good understanding of their legal rights when dealing with police officers, according to four UW-Madison engineering students who have created an organization and a Web site that aims to address that problem.
SAN ANTONIO'There are no more superlatives needed, no more oohs or ahs to render.
UW-Madison may not remain in the top 10 public universities in the country in the next five years if the state Assembly budget proposal goes into effect and private funding decreases, UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley said last week.
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